This behavior seems familiar? Female passenger suspected of not paying fare According to a report by China Daily, a female passenger was kicked off the bus by the bus driver for allegedly not paying the bus fare. She even claimed that she was insulted by the other party, so she called the police angrily. The police investigated the case from the angle of criminal force and insult. TikTok posts brawl process According to two videos uploaded by the Indian female victim on the short video platform TikTok, it can be seen that the woman only took the video after the two parties had an argument. The video showed that after the Malay male driver saw the woman taking a video, he said bluntly: "If you want to take a video, take it. It's best to take it to the police station and call the police. Do you think I will be scared if you are taking a video?" The woman responded provocatively: "Aren't you scared? Don't make any noise!" The driver kicked the woman off the bus After the male driver heard this, he became furious. After the bus stopped, he loudly asked the woman to get off the bus. When the woman refused to get off, the male driver jumped over the driver's seat fence, came to the woman's side, and kept yelling at her to get off the bus. "Get off the bus, get off the bus quickly, or I'll pull you off. Don't challenge me!" Seeing that the woman was unmoved, the male driver tried to pull the woman out of the car. The woman also asked loudly: "Can you touch me?" The male driver shouted to the woman to get out of the car. Another video about the female victim narrated the incident in Tamil. The incident attracted the attention of netizens and the police After the relevant video was circulated on the Internet, it attracted the attention of the police. Johor Bahru South Police District Chief Assistant Superintendent Rabat issued a statement on the 6th stating that the incident occurred on a bus in Johor Bahru at about 9:10 am last Thursday (25th). The female victim has called the police He said the 31-year-old female victim called the police on the day of the incident and claimed that she was insulted by the Malay bus driver. "The female victim was not injured in this case and the police are still tracing the bus driver." He said that preliminary investigation showed that the female victim did not pay the bus fare in advance, which aroused the driver's dissatisfaction, which later led to a misunderstanding between the two parties. He stressed that the police were investigating the case under Section 352 of the Penal Code (use of criminal force) and Section 14 of the Micro Act 1955 (disgraceful conduct). "Anyone with information can contact the Johor Bahru South Police District hotline 07- 2182323 to provide clues."